VB.NET is an entirely different language from VB6 and earlier. It is based on the .NET framework, which is a framework of various libraries, and is executed as IL (intermediate language) code by the JIT compiler or .NET runtime.
VB6 can be compiled directly to native code, or to p-code, which is similar in some ways to IL in that it is an intermediate language between a high-level language and machine code and can be interpreted on several different platforms.
There are several differences between .NET and non-.NET applications for obvious reasons, but I won't go into detail here.
As for the programming language itself, VB.NET is completely object-oriented; it is based on classes and inheritance. VB6 had some object-oriented features but was not an object-oriented language; rather, parts of OO were added to a language that was originally modular. VB.NET supports constructors and destructors, proper properties, has no control arrays, removed the keyword "Set" (and "Let") as it's used in VB6 because there are no more default properties in that sense, added inheritance, operator overloading and overloading in general... the changes are too many to list, really.
Nothing, as VB is now part of .Net. .Net contains following main languages: - C# - VB However, VB 6 was before .Net and was independent. dotnet is a framework that supports multiple languages and vb is one the language supported by dotnet.
totally there are 3 types C # Asp dot net Vb dot net
Vb(visual basic) is the language support by a .Net framework.we can use the vb as a windows application and web application and use the many application we can create.
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There are many places one might find a tutorial for VB net. The most readily available resource would most likely be on the official brand website or from one's local library.
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.net is technology in which we can design application as we wish and can write code in c# or vb anyone language
There are ofcourse good books friend... Among them u can try "Programming in c#" by Oreily publications
VB.NET uses the .NET Framework which provides MUCH more power, flexibility, and ease. VB6 was known as an amateur language, while VB.NET is used at a professional level.
Books by Microsoft Press and Apress are good resources for dot net for C#, VB, ASP net